GOOD NEWS : Netflix announce series SONS OF RAGNAR, to honour the legacy of Ragnar lothbrok to…
Netflix is have release “Sons of Ragnar”, a series that will explore the legacy of Ragnar Lothbrok, the iconic Viking leader from the original “Vikings” series. This new series will focus on his sons, exploring their individual journeys and the challenges they face in the aftermath of their father’s death.
Netflix has announced, “Sons of Ragnar” is a new series that will delve into the lives of Ragnar Lothbrok’s sons after his death, as seen in the “Vikings” series.
Focus on Individual Journeys:
The series will not only focus on the collective journey of the sons but also explore each of them individually, highlighting their unique personalities and choices in the face of adversity.
Legacy of Ragnar Lothbrok:
The series aims to honor and continue the legacy of Ragnar Lothbrok, the popular Viking hero from the original “Vikings” series.
Relationship to “Vikings”:
“Sons of Ragnar” is likely to be connected to the “Vikings” universe and may potentially feature characters or events from the original series.
Netflix’s Continued Investment:
Netflix’s announcement of “Sons of Ragnar” demonstrates their continued commitment to the “Vikings” franchise and their willingness to explore the rich world of Viking lore.
Something I struggled with quite considerably in the early seasons of Vikings was finding a way to like the characters. I liked them perfectly well as long as they were fighting amongst themselves, settling feudal disputes, standing up to corrupt earls, or simply going about the business of trying to forge a life for themselves as farmers in the cold, inhospitable climate of medieval Norway, but the minute they jumped into their ships, sailed across the sea and started butchering monks, women and children, it’s fair to say that my sympathy for them, and empathy with them, decreased rather significantly.
I tried to counter my revulsion at their behavior by reminding myself that the show I’d started watching was called Vikings and not “Friendly Spice Traders.” I couldn’t really act surprised that the titular Vikings were acting… well, like Vikings.
